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You don’t want to miss this hard-to-find chip factory in Hanepēpē.
You definitely don’t want to drive past these.
Unique to Maui, this noodle dish is served all over the island—but Sam Sato’s is arguably the best.
Find traditional and creative baked goods at these off-the-radar bakeries.
The tiny store has crafted its locally famous Japanese confections since the 1920s.
The celebrated owner and chef of Oahu's Poke Stop restaurants is known for his way with the raw fish dish.
The owner of Rainbow Drive-In reminisces about what makes the plate lunch so iconic.
These A-to-Z local food faves are the ones you must taste while in the Islands.
We asked five Hawaii chefs to reveal their favorite local comfort foods and where in Hawaii you can get them—or recipes for making them at home.
This must-stop little Līhuʻe stand has been dishing out some of Hawaiʻi’s favorite noodles for nearly 60 years.
The epitome of Oahu's urban residential valleys, Manoa Valley is filled with lush natural wonders, age-old architecture and ono grinds.
Trust us. You haven’t truly sampled everything Hawaiʻi residents love to eat until you’ve had a Spam musubi.
What makes this so magical? Perhaps the secret lies in the coconut macadamia nut pie crust.
Most pulehu-cooked steak is rubbed first with a seasoning mix that gives it a special flavor.
One take on an Island-style saimin broth using dried ebi (shrimp).